Why was Gotham evacuated in The Dark Knight?

When the Joker announced that he would rule Gotham City at midnight, the police began a massive evacuation of the city. Commissioner Gordon wanted to get some criminals off the island, as he did not want them to take part in whatever the Joker was planning.

Why does Gotham look different in Batman Begins?

It goes from being more smoggy and crime ridden in (it was mainly so in The Narrows, more on that in a bit), then to Batman’s appearance starting to change matters for the better and that’s why it starts to look cleaner in The Dark Knight, made to look closer to our own world and fit with its narrative goal.

Why were the people on the ferry in The Dark Knight?

Though Bruce never lost hope that people would ultimately do the right thing, the boat act helps him wield the power of sacrifice. The prisoner on the boat is a token of that greater ideal, and he’s the true hero of The Dark Knight —not because he’s a superhero, but because he’s not.

Why is The Dark Knight not called Batman?

With the first movie in the Dark Knight trilogy titled Batman Begins, it felt odd that the second movie got rid of “Batman” in its title, but it was a decision taken by Nolan himself, who wanted to do something different from Batman Begins and at the same time wanted to distance the movie from previous Batman ones.

Why did Harvey Dent blame Gordon?

Harvey and Rachel were abducted by Gordon’s men, who had started working for The Joker. In the beginning of the movie, Harvey tells Gordon that he doesn’t trust half of his men, but Gordon stands by them. Hence, Harvey feels Gordon was to be blamed, along with Batman, Joker and himself. He didn’t exactly “go bad”.

What is the darkest Batman game?

Arkham Knight
Arkham Knight is the darkest Batman game ever, says developer.

What real city is Gotham?

New York City
“Gotham” has been a nickname for New York City that first became popular in the nineteenth century; Washington Irving had first attached it to New York in the November 11, 1807 edition of his Salmagundi, a periodical which lampooned New York culture and politics.

What was the Joker trying to prove in The Dark Knight?

He was trying to prove that even the best men can be broken and turned into an agent of chaos as he is. Harvey Dent, the white knight of Gotham, the shining beam of hope in the dark city was corrupted by the Joker. The Joker turned him into an agent of chaos, despite Harvey being the ‘best man’ Gotham had to offer.

Who named Dark Knight?

The term ‘The Dark Knight’ that now universally defines batman was coined by, guess who? None other than Christopher Nolan, the legend himself. I guess a picture is worth a thousand words,I ll leave it for you to decide.

Why was Rachels death Gordons fault?

He is angry because he warned Gordon earlier about working with corrupt cops, but Gordon shrugged off his concerns. And those corrupt cops in Gordon’s unit kidnapped him and Rachel so Two-Face blames Gordon’s negligence which ultimately resulted in Rachel’s death and his disfigurement.

Does the Joker die in Gotham Knights?

While the Joker died at the end of Arkham City in Rocksteady’s universe, Gotham Knights is left with a Joker problem. Despite being Batman’s nemesis, two of the player characters’ origins were more defined by the Joker than Bruce’s.

What happened at the end of Batman issue 96?

At the end of Batman #96, the Joker lures Batman to the Monarch Theater, the same theater where Bruce Wayne went on the night his parents were murdered. If this painful reminder isn’t torturous enough, the Dark Knight finds a slew of corpses seated in front of the screen.

What happened to Barbara Gordon in Gotham Knights?

The Joker is directly responsible for some of the most major events in the lives of the available player characters in Gotham Knights. Batgirl Barbara Gordon was paralyzed for a time after being shot by the Joker, becoming Oracle before getting life-changing surgery and returning to the streets of Gotham.

Why is the Joker in Arkham Asylum?

Perhaps the Joker is simply in Arkham Asylum, a plot device often-used by Batman writers to keep the character on-hold without killing him off to allow them to explore other villains.